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Final Picture Show Podcast Ep 19: What makes a Bad Movie Good? (2024)

from The Final Picture Show Podcast: Where the End times are Alive! · host Matthew Poland

Ya know I once saw a werewolf drinkin' a pina colada in Trader Vic's his hair was perfect and before he made a meal of out of me we had a tremendous conversation about what makes a bad movie good. Honestly a very considerable werewolf all things considered. In celebration of our 20th episode--and in need of a break while moving,--we take a step back from the wasteland and enjoy a nice discussion about what we think makes a movie so bad it is good-- in other words we define our terms. And we look at two lists made about this topic by others--- of course in the spirt of the holidays we harshly judge other peoples opinions as only we can. First "article" we discuss tonight: https://www.buzzfeed.com/briangalindo/bad-movies-people-enjoy-watchingSecond article we discuss tonight: https://www.timeout.com/film/the-best-bad-movies-ever-madeLink to my Video from 2 years ago about hidden gem so bad they are good movies: https://youtu.be/yMU1GFxoQT0?si=Zk1u3m50TX7P0wiO

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